REFERENCE MATERIAL CATALOGUE

REFERENCE MATERIALCATALOGUE

FOR PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL ANDMICROBIOLOGICAL

LABORATORIES(edition: February 2011)

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ielab is a company engaged to provide services and products

for the application of quality in testing laboratories, that offers

the organization of Proficiency Testing Schemes on international

basis or the manufacturing and sale of physical-chemical and

microbiological reference materials, among others.

The present catalogue is the result of the work that has been

developed by our R+D+i Department and our Quality Department,

that have as reference the quality, the independence and to

give answer to the technological necessities that are arising in

the exercise of our work. They also have given responses to

the necessities that the application of the quality required and

which until then did not exist.

It is for the reason of this constant process of research, innovation

and application to the quality that this catalogue is something

dynamic and in a continuous change, it is a reflection of our

offer only the day in which it was published.

In addition, many of our materials are certified in the process

of Proficiency Testing Schemes, reason why new materials with

each closed round are included, becoming an updated catalogue

impossible.

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INDEX

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Presentation 3

Index of contents 4

Physical-chemical reference materialProperties of the physical-chemical reference material 5

Advantages of the physical-chemical reference material 5

Wastewaters 6

Drinking waters 6

Sludges 6

Sample supports 6

Sea waters 6

Soils 6

Absorption solution 6

PCBs in dielectric oils 6

Microbiological reference materialProperties of the microbiological reference material 7

Advantages of the microbiological reference material 7

BAControl 8

BACuanti 16

BACuali 20

Materials for molecular biology (PCR and DNA) 22

Price listReference material price list 24

Reference material purchase order form 25

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Physical-chemicalreference material

ielab presents a wide range of reference materials that have been speciallydesigned to make easy all the quality control tasks accomplished in diagnosticlaboratories.All the supplied material comes accompanied by the corresponding Certificateof Analysis and User Guide.

Properties of the physical-chemical reference material

The ielab reference materials are obtained through Proficiency Testing Schemesaccredited by the Spanish National Accreditation Body (ENAC), in which a greatnumber of national and international laboratories take part.Each of these laboratories that are participating in Proficiency Testing Schemeshave different working methodologies, which gives very robust results.For the production of these materials, the standards established in the ISO GUIDE34 and in the guide ILAC-G -12:2000, which indicate the general requirementsfor all the reference materials producers, are followed.The greatest part of the provided material is of natural origin and with analyteconcentration levels similar to real samples that are performed in laboratories.Necessary homogeneity and stability tests are made to these materials to calculatethe property value according to the ISO GUIDE 35.

The certificate that accompanies the material fulfils the established requirementsof the ISO GUIDE 31 and UNE 82131:2003 IN including the correspondinghomogeneity and stability studies, the statistical study of results and theconcentration and uncertainties of the provided materials.

Advantages of the physical-chemical reference material

Quality guarantee: For its production the standards established in the ISO GUIDE34 are followed, statistical criteria defined in the ISO GUIDE 35 have been usedto obtain the property value and the certificate fulfills the ISO GUIDE 31.

Natural: The greatest part of the provided materials are of NATURAL ORIGIN,allowing to reproduce customary testing conditions.

Stable: The stability of the samples is proven according to the established underthe standard ISO 13528:2005, being analyzed by a method accredited under thestandard EN ISO/IEC 17025.

Homogeneous: Statistical studies are carried out of the variability, as it is establishedin the ISO GUIDE 35 and according to the IUPAC protocol, being analyzed by amethod accredited under the standard EN ISO/IEC 17025.

Flexible: Materials for various matrixes and with many different parameters areavailable.

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On the attached document (Appendix) you can find the current batchesof each of the matrixes, including the analytes and its corresponding

concentration and uncertainty.

PCBs EN DIELECTRIC OILS (part nr. I061099)

These reference materials are provided in containers of 65 mL. The PCBs(Polychlorinated biphenyls) that are present are the ones that are includedin the Directive 96/59/CE.

WASTEWATERS (part nr. I061000)

Coming from WWTP with urban or industrial origin. These referencematerials are provided mostly in containers of 500 mL.

DRINKING WATERS

Type 1 (part nr. I061014)



Drinking waters coming from potable water supply. These referencematerials are provided customarily in containers of 500 mL or in vials of10mL with a concentrated solution of organic compounds.

SLUDGES (part nr. I061061)

Sludges coming from WWTP with urban or industrial origin. These referencematerials are provided in containers of 65 mL containing dry and sievedsludge.

SAMPLE SUPPORTS (part nr. I061089)

These reference materials are presented in transparent cases which containthe filters. Each supply of sample supports consists of three filter blanksand three spiked filters.

SEA WATERS (part nr. I061103)

Taken directly of the Mediterranean sea. These reference materials areprovided in containers of 500 mL, to exception of the materials AM 5 andAM 6 that are packed in vials of 100 mL.

SOILS (part nr. I061111)

These reference materials are presented in bottles containing 65 mL ofdried and sieved soil.

ABSORPTION SOLUTION (part nr. I061074)

These reference materials are provided in containers with 500 mL. A blankreference sample is always included with the spiked sample capturesolution.

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Microbiologicalreference material

ielab presents, within the framework of its line of products for microbiological

diagnostics, a new range of reference materials, which have been specially

designed to facilitate all stages of quality control performed in diagnostic

laboratories.

Properties of the microbiological reference material

The ielab microbiological reference materials are quantified by certification tests

performed by seven laboratories accredited by ENAC (Spanish National

Accreditation Body) according to the norm EN ISO/IEC 17025.

For the production of these materials, the established under the ISO GUIDE 34

and the guide ILAC-G -12:2000 are followed. These indicate the general

requirements for all the producers of reference materials.

All supplied material include a Quick User Guide and the corresponding Certificate

of Analysis.

Advantages of the microbiological reference material

Simple: The preparation of the material is extremely simple, as the presentation

is in tablet form (except for BACuanti-DNA) and is supplied in an easy-to-use

sterile plastic device, or in individual vials, avoiding the need of multiple

manipulations.

Quick: It takes only 3 steps and 10 minutes to have ready bacterial suspensions

of a known count.

Easy storage: In a conventional freezer.

Safe: There is no risk of contamination, as manipulation is reduced to the minimum.

Traceable: The used strains are traceable to different Type Culture Collections

and bearing less than two subcultures from the original strain.

Known concentration: The existing concentration of the material is certified.

Flexible: There are different formats for diverse microorganisms, and are available

in two concentration ranges: low concentration and high concentration.

Service: Apart from the species available from stock, there is the possibility of

preparing reference material for other microorganisms at a concentration predefined

by the client.

Please contact our Sales Department for further information.

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BAControl

This is a quantitative material in which each tablet contains a specific numberof viable, culturable cells, obtained by the manufacturer under the test conditionsspecified in the Certificate of Analysis.

It is a material which is appropriate for carrying out routine quality controlprocedures, such as process controls, creation of control charts, or quality controlof culture media.

It has a shelf life of 6 months from the manufacturing date and is provided inboxes containing 10 vials with one tablet each or in a sterile dispenser of 5 tabletseach.

Those species labeled as PHARMA correspond to those requestedby the norms of European Pharmacopoeia, supplement 6.5.

Aspergillus brasiliensis (niger)

traceable strain concentration (cfu/tablet) Part No.

Presentation: box of 10 tablets

A. brasiliensis ATCC 16404 <100 I060129A. brasiliensis ATCC 16404 >100 I060130

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsA. brasiliensis ATCC 16404 <100 I060125A. brasiliensis ATCC 16404 >100 I060126

Aspergillus brasiliensis (niger) - PHARMA

traceable strain concentration (cfu/0.1 mL)* Part No.



Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsA. brasiliensis ATCC 16404 <100 I060186A. brasiliensis ATCC 16404 >100 I060228

Bacillus subtilis



B. subtilis ATCC 6633 <100 I060174B. subtilis ATCC 6633 >100 I060176

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsB. subtilis ATCC 6633 <100 I060173B. subtilis ATCC 6633 >100 I060175

* According to the User's Guide of this product, concentration is calculated after dissolving the tablet in 20 mL.

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Bacillus subtilis - PHARMA




Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsB. subtilis ATCC 6633 <100 I060204B. subtilis ATCC 6633 >100 I060219

Candida albicans

traceable strain concentration (cfu/tablet) Part No..


C. albicans ATCC 10231 < 100 I060127C. albicans ATCC 10231 > 100 I060128

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsC. albicans ATCC 10231 < 100 I060123C. albicans ATCC 10231 > 100 I060124

Candida albicans - PHARMA

traceable strain concentration (cfu/0.1 mL)* Part No..


C. albicans ATCC 10231 < 100 I060208C. albicans ATCC 10231 > 100 I060223

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsC. albicans ATCC 10231 < 100 I060207C. albicans ATCC 10231 > 100 I060222

Citrobacter freundii

traceable strain concentration (cfu/tablet) Part No..


C. freundii NCTC 6272 < 100 I060094C. freundii NCTC 6272 > 100 I060095

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsC.freundii NCTC 6272 < 100 I060064C. freundii NCTC 6272 > 100 I060065Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, coliform bacteria(total coliforms) and fecal coliforms.


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Clostridium perfringens



C. perfringens ATCC 13124 < 100 I060096C. perfringens ATCC 13124 > 100 I060097

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsC. perfringens ATCC 13124 < 100 I060062C. perfringens ATCC 13124 > 100 I060063Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for sulphite-reducing clostridia.

Clostridium sporogenes



C. sporogenes ATCC 11437 < 100 I060181C. sporogenes ATCC 11437 > 100 I060183

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsC. sporogenes ATCC 11437 < 100 I060180C. sporogenes ATCC 11437 > 100 I060182

Clostridium sporogenes - PHARMA




Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsC. sporogenes ATCC 11437 < 100 I060210C. sporogenes ATCC 11437 > 100 I060225

Enterococcus faecium



E. faecium ATCC 19434 < 100 I060098E. faecium ATCC 19434 > 100 I060099

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsE. faecium ATCC 19434 < 100 I060060E. faecium ATCC 19434 > 100 I060061Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, fecal enterococcusand streptococcus.


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Escherichia coli



E. coli ATCC 25922 < 100 I060100E. coli ATCC 25922 > 100 I060101

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsE. coli ATCC 25922 < 100 I060058E. coli ATCC 25922 > 100 I060059Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, coliform bacteria(total coliforms) and fecal coliforms.




Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsE. coli ATCC 8739 < 100 I060134E. coli ATCC 8739 > 100 I060136Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, coliform bacteria(total coliforms) and fecal coliforms.

Escherichia coli - PHARMA




Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsE. coli ATCC 8739 < 100 I060189E. coli ATCC 8739 > 100 I060231

Legionella pneumophila



L. pneumophila ATCC 33152 < 100 I060102L. pneumophila ATCC 33152 > 100 I060103

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsL. pneumophila ATCC 33152 < 100 I060066L. pneumophila ATCC 33152 > 100 I060067


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Legionella jordanis



L. jordanis NCTC 11533 < 100 I060104L. jordanis NCTC 11533 > 100 I060105

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsL. jordanis NCTC 11533 < 100 I060089L. jordanis NCTC 11533 > 100 I060090

Listeria monocytogenes



L. monocytogenes ATCC 13932 < 100 I060106L. monocytogenes ATCC 13932 > 100 I060107

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsL. monocytogenes ATCC 13932 < 100 I060077L. monocytogenes ATCC 13932 > 100 I060078

Pseudomonas aeruginosa



P. aeruginosa ATCC 27853 < 100 I060108P. aeruginosa ATCC 27853 > 100 I060109

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsP. aeruginosa ATCC 27853 < 100 I060070P. aeruginosa ATCC 27853 > 100 I060071






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Pseudomonas aeruginosa - PHARMA





Salmonella sp.



S. enterica subsp. enterica ATCC 19430 < 100 I060110S. enterica subsp. enterica ATCC 19430 > 100 I060111

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsS. enterica subsp. enterica ATCC 19430 < 100 I060075S. enterica subsp. enterica ATCC 19430 > 100 I060076

Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Abony

traceable strain concentration (cfu/tablet) Part No.Presentation: box of 10 tablets

S. Abony ATCC 6017 < 100 I060167S. Abony ATCC 6017 > 100 I060169

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsS. Abony ATCC 6017 < 100 I060166S. Abony ATCC 6017 > 100 I060168

Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Abony - PHARMA

traceable strain concentration (cfu/0.1 mL)* Part No.Presentation: box of 10 tablets

S. Abony ATCC 6017 < 100 I060196S. AbonyATCC 6017 > 100 I060238

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsS. Abony ATCC 6017 < 100 I060195S. Abony ATCC 6017 > 100 I060237


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Salmonella enterica subsp.enterica serovar Typhimurium



S. typhimurium ATCC 14028 < 100 I060160S. typhimurium ATCC 14028 > 100 I060162

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsS. typhimurium ATCC 14028 < 100 I060159S. typhimurium ATCC 14028 > 100 I060161

Salmonella enterica subsp.enterica serovar Typhimurium -línea PHARMAtraceable strain concentration (cfu/0.1 mL)* Part No.


S.typhimurium ATCC 14028 < 100 I060193S.typhimurium ATCC 14028 > 100 I060235

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsS.typhimurium ATCC 14028 < 100 I060192S.typhimurium ATCC 14028 > 100 I060234

Staphylococcus aureus



S. aureus ATCC 25923 < 100 I060112S. aureus ATCC 25923 > 100 I060113

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsS. aureus ATCC 25923 < 100 I060068S. aureus ATCC 25923 > 100 I060069



S.aureus ATCC 6538 < 100 I060142S.aureus ATCC 6538 > 100 I060144

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsS.aureus ATCC 6538 < 100 I060141S.aureus ATCC 6538 > 100 I060143

Staphylococcus aureus - PHARMA



S.aureus ATCC 6538 < 100 I060199S.aureus ATCC 6538 > 100 I060214

Presentation: dispenser of 5 tabletsS.aureus ATCC 6538 < 100 I060198S.aureus ATCC 6538 > 100 I060213


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Helminths

This quantitative material is provided in vials containing 150 eggs/vial. Ithas a shelf life of 12 months from the manufacturing date.

traceable strain Part No

Fasciola hepatica I060114

Fasciola gigantica I060115

Ascaris lumbricoides I060116

Taenia solium I060117

Trichuris sp. I060118

Schistosoma sp. I060119

Diphyllobothrium sp. I060120

Supplementary material

Part No

BACwater: box with 10 vials containing sterile water I060121

BACglass: box with 10 sterile vials I060122


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BACuanti

This is a quantitative material in which each tablet contains a specific numberof viable and culturable cells, obtained from the certification studies performedby seven accredited laboratories according to EN ISO/IEC 17025.

The material is appropriate for the validation of methods, and quantitative qualitycontrols.

It has a shelf life of 6 months from the date of manufacturing and is provided ina sterile dispenser of 5 tablets.

Those species labeled as PHARMA correspond to those requestedby the norms of European Pharmacopoeia, supplement 6.5.

Aspergillus brasiliensis (niger)



Aspergillus brasiliensis (niger) - PHARMA



Bacillus subtilis



Bacillus subtilis - PHARMA



Candida albicans


C. albicans ATCC 10231 <100 I060156C. albicans ATCC 10231 >100 I060157

Candida albicans - PHARMA


C. albicans ATCC 10231 <100 I060209C. albicans ATCC 10231 >100 I060224


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Citrobacter freundii


C. freundii NCTC 6272 < 100 I060032C. freundii NCTC 6272 > 100 I060046Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, coliform bacteria(total coliforms) and fecal coliforms.

Clostridium perfringens


C. perfringens ATCC 13124 < 100 I060030C. perfringens ATCC 13124 > 100 I060045Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for sulphite-reducing clostridia.

Clostridium sporogenes



Clostridium sporogenes - PHARMA



Enterococcus faecium


E. faecium ATCC 19434 < 100 I060028E. faecium ATCC 19434 > 100 I060044Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, fecal enterococcusand streptococcus.

Escherichia coli


E. coli ATCC 25922 < 100 I060026E. coli ATCC 25922 > 100 I060043Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, coliform bacteria(total coliforms) and fecal coliforms.




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Escherichia coli - PHARMA





L. pneumophila ATCC 33152 < 100 I060037L. pneumophila ATCC 33152 > 100 I060042

Legionella jordanis


L. jordanis NCTC 11533 < 100 I060092L. jordanis NCTC 11533 > 100 I060093

Listeria monocytogenes


L. monocytogenes ATCC 13932 < 100 I060083L. monocytogenes ATCC 13932 > 100 I060082

Pseudomonas aeruginosa





Pseudomonas aeruginosa - PHARMA




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Salmonella sp.


S. enterica subsp. enterica ATCC 19430 < 100 I060074S. enterica subsp. enterica ATCC 19430 > 100 I060073

Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Abony



Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Abony-PHARMA



Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Typhimurium


S.typhimurium ATCC 14028 < 100 I060163S.typhimurium ATCC 14028 > 100 I060164

Salmonella enterica subsp. enterica serovar Typhimurium -PHARMA


S. typhimurium ATCC 14028 < 100 I060194S. typhimurium ATCC 14028 > 100 I060236

Staphylococcus aureus





Staphylococcus aureus - PHARMA




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BACuali

This is a qualitative material in which the identity of the bacterial strain is certified.

Appropriate for validation of qualitative methods and for the accomplishment ofquality controls where quantification is not required.

It has a shelf life of 9 months from the date of manufacturing and is provided ina sterile dispenser of 5 tablets.

traceable strain part No.

Aspergillus brasiliensis (niger) ATCC 16404 I060132

Aspergillus brasiliensis (niger) ATCC 16404- PHARMA I060132

Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6633 I060172

Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6633- PHARMA I060172

Candida albicans ATCC 10231 I060131

Candida albicans ATCC 10231- PHARMA I060131

Citrobacter freundii NCTC 6272 I060031

Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, coliform bacteria(total coliforms) and fecal coliforms.

Clostridium perfringens ATCC 13124 I060029

Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for sulphite-reducing clostridia.

Clostridium sporogenes ATCC 11437 - PHARMA I060179

Enterococcus faecium ATCC 19434 I060027

Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, fecal enterococcusand streptococcus.

Escherichia coli ATCC 25922 I060025

Recommended use, other than for the microorganism itself, for aerobic bacteria, coliform bacteria(total coliforms) and fecal coliforms.

Escherichia coli ATCC 8739 - PHARMA I060133

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BACuali (PHARMA)

traceable strain part No.

Legionella pneumophila ATCC 33152 I060036

Legionella jordanis NCTC 11533 I060091

Listeria monocytogenes ATCC 13932 I060081

Pseudomonas aeruginosa ATCC 27853 I060053

Pseudomonas aeruginosa - ATCC 9027 - PHARMA I060147

Salmonella enterica subsp.enterica ATCC 19430 I060054

Salmonella enterica subsp.enterica I060165

serovar Abony ATCC 6017 - PHARMA

Salmonella enterica subsp.enterica I060158

serovar Thyphimurium ATCC 14028 - PHARMA

Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 25923 I060050

Staphylococcus aureus - ATCC 6538- PHARMA I060140

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traceable strain concentration Part No.

L. pneumophila ATCC 33152 low (>4 and <6 log) I060033L. pneumophila ATCC 33152 high (>6 and <8 log) I060047

BACuanti-PCR

Materials for molecular biology (PCR and DNA)

This is a quantitative material specially designed for PCR, in which each tabletcontains a specific number of inactivated cells, being certified the number of cellsper tablet.

This allows a control over the whole analytical process, from the initial sampleto the final analysis.

It has a shelf life of 12 months from the date of manufacturing and is providedin a sterile dispenser of 5 tablets.

The currently available microorganisms are:

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traceable strain Part No.

L. pneumophila ATCC 33152 I060024

Escherichia coli

traceable strain Part No.

Escherichia coli ATCC 25922 I060087

BACuanti-DNA

This is a quantitative material which is presented in freeze-dried format inside avial, being certified the quantity in µg/vial.

Designed for validation and quality control of the PCR amplification step.

It has a shelf life of 9 months from the date of manufacturing and is provided inindividual vials, including a vial with PCR-grade distilled water.

The currently available microorganisms are:

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We invite you to visit our web page: http://www.ielab.es, where you can findour latest and detailed information and the availability of our products andservices.

ielab is accredited by ENAC (Spanish National Accreditation Body) toundertake Proficiency Testing Schemes on the basis of the standard ISO/IEC17043:2010, GUIDE ILAC-13 and CGA-ENAC-PPI (scope nr. 2/PPI007), withmany years of experience and more than 1100 participants of 34 countriesin the last year.

The usage of suppliers of accredited Proficiency Testing Schemes providesimportant advantages to laboratories and by this way to be able to show theirknowledge and their quality level to both, current or future customers and tothe accreditation or certification entities.

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and to ISO 13528:2005. For eachparameter its consensus value, itsstandard deviation and itsuncertainty are calculated. Thelaboratories are assessed by theZ-SCORE criteria.

5. ReportsSending of the reports of eachround by e-mail, containing theresults, the correspondingstatistical studies, the usedmethods, tables and control charts,etc.

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WASTEWATERSWastewatersReclaimed waters (physical - chemicaland microbiological parameters)Solids in wastewatersMicrobiology in wastewaters

SEA WATERSSea waters (physical - chemical andmicrobiological parameters)

SOLIDSOrganic compounds in solidsSludgesResiduesSoils

SAMPLE SUPPORTSAtmospheric pollution

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APPENDIX TO THE PHYSICHAL-CHEMICAL REFERENCE MATERIAL CATALOGUE

version: February 2011

INDEX page

WASTEWATER 4

DRINKING WATER 5

SLUDGES 9

SAMPLE SUPPORTS 11

SEA WATER 12

SOILS 13

ABSORTION SOLUTIONS 14

PCBs 15

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Part nr. Analyte Property value Uncertainty Units

RES 1.2 Chromium 0,5 0,007 mg/L

Iron 1050,0 0,013 mg/L

RES 2.1 Kjeldahl Nitrogen 2,1 0,071 mg/L

RES 2.2 Cadmium 0,1 0,0022 mg/L


Copper 3,0 0,038 mg/L

RES 5.1 Orthophosphates 4,2 0,039 mg/L

RES 5.2 Lead 0,4 0,006 mg/L

Chromium 1,5 0,021 mg/L

RES 6.2 Nickel 0,9 0,014 mg/L

Iron 2740,0 0,031 mg/L

RES 7.1 Total Phosphorus 14,0 0,083 mg/L

RES 8.1 Kjeldahl Nitrogen 31,4 0,234 mg/L

Nitrates 21,1 0,215 mg/L

RES 9.1 Orthophosphates 16,7 0,161 mg/L

Total Nitrogen 58,9 0,445 mg/L

RES 10.2 Copper 1,0 0,006 mg/L



Orthophosphates 10,0 0,071 mg/L

TOC 16,8 0,505 mg/L


Nickel 1,5 0,021 mg/L

RES 12.1 Total Nitrogen 105,1 0,744 mg/L

Kjeldahl Nitrogen 103,6 0,428 mg/L

RES 12.2 Boron 1,4 0,014 mg/L

Lead 1,0 0,015 mg/L

Iron 1,1 0,013 mg/L

RES 13.1 Ammonium 47,7 0,349 mg/L


RES 13.2 Copper 1,7 0,015 mg/L



Orthophosphates 12,0 0,135 mg/L

TOC 38,8 1,063 mg/L


Nickel 0,9 0,007 mg/L

RES 15.1 Total Nitrogen 75,1 0,583 mg/L


RES 15.2 Boron 0,9 0,011 mg/L

Lead 1,1 0,012 mg/L

Iron 2,1 0,002 mg/L

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POT 1.1 Aluminium 147,2 2,13 µg/L

Cadmium 12,0 0,12 µg/L

Manganese 47,5 0,5 µg/L

Lead 20,0 0,23 µg/L

POT 1.2 Nitrates 3,4 0,028 mg/L

Boron 0,5 0,005 mg/L

POT 2.1 Arsenic 12,8 0,13 µg/L

Iron 101,2 1 µg/L

Selenium 9,8 0,27 µg/L

POT 2.2 Magnesium 22,2 0,19 mg/L

Sodium 87,9 0,55 mg/L

Chlorides 143,3 0,44 mg/L

POT 2.3 pH 6,5 0,003 U pH

POT 3.1 Copper 1,0 0,005 mg/L

Nickel 15,0 0,154 µg/L

Chromium 39,9 0,392 µg/L

Antimony 10,0 0,298 µg/L

POT 3.2 Potassium 6,9 0,05 mg/L



Iron 0,3 0,003 mg/L

POT 5.1 Aluminium 502,0 6 µg/L





Iron 494,0 2936 µg/L




Copper 671,0 3556 µg/L



POT 8.2 Magnesium 29,4 0,097 mg/L

Boron 0,6 0,006 mg/L


POT 9.1 Mercury 0,9 0,0117 µg/L

Lead 29,5 0,3127 µg/L

Nickel 19,0 0,2042 µg/L

Zinc 58,6 0,7809 µg/L


POT 9 2 Sulfates 98 3 0 423 mg/L

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POT 9.2 Sulfates 98,3 0,423 mg/L

Potassium 4,5 0,036 mg/L

POT 9.3 Colour 8,0 0,094 mg/L





POT 10.2 Conductivity 764,0 5,68 µS/cm

Magnesium 19,3 0,101 mg/L

Sodium 86,8 0,456 mg/L

POT 11.1 Iron 229,0 2,09 µg/L

Arsenic 20,9 0,229 µg/L

Mercury 1,7 0,032 µg/L


POT 11.2 pH 6,3 0,003 U pH

POT 11.4 Chlorides 146,8 0,377 mg/L


POT 12.1 Lead 44,6 0,462 µg/L




POT 12.2 Fluorine 0,2 0,003 mg/L

Sulfates 59,2 0,34 mg/L

Calcium 32,7 0,12 mg/L

POT 13.1 Aluminium 394,0 4,903 µg/L




POT 14.1 Iron 386,9 3,04 µg/L




POT 14.2 Ph 5,7 0,004 UpH

POT 14.3 Color 7,7 0,136 mg/L

POT 14.4 Chlorides 96,3 0,259 mg/L


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POT 15.1 Lead 31,0 0,357 µg/L

Copper 746,0 3,939 µg/L



POT 15.2 Turbidity 1,7 0,017 UNF

Fluorides 0,5 0,005 mg/L

Sulfates 100,4 0,427 mg/L

Calcium 51,3 0,168 mg/L


POT 4.3 Cloroform 14,9 0,5290 µg/L

Bromoform 4,2 0,1580 µg/L

1,1,1-Trichloroethane 8,5 0,3810 µg/L

o-Xylene 7,5 0,2940 µg/L

POT 4.4 Benzo-b-fluoranthene 0,0 0,0014 µg/L

Benzo-(g,h,i)-perylene 0,1 0,0029 µg/L

Aldrin 0,0 0,0019 µg/L

Dieldrin 0,1 0,0023 µg/L

Propazine 0,2 0,0087 µg/L

POT 5.4 Tetrachloroethene 3,0 0,1050 µg/L

Trichloroethene 8,0 0,2720 µg/L

1,2-Dichloroethane 2,0 0,0750 µg/L

Toluene 12,9 0,5460 µg/L

POT 5.5 Benzo-a-pyrene 0,0 0,0007 µg/L

Indeno-(1,2,3-c,d)-pyrene 0,1 0,0032 µg/L

Heptachlor 0,2 0,0067 µg/L

Alfa-endosulfan 0,1 0,0034 µg/L

Beta-endosulfan 0,1 0,0043 µg/L


4,4´-DDE 0,072 0,0030 µg/L

Atrazine 0,162 0,0070 µg/L

Simazine 0,188 0,0079 µg/L


POT 8.4 Dibromochloromethane 33,000 1104,0000 µg/L

Dichlorobromomethane 18,000 0,6490 µg/L

1,2-Dichloroethane 3,500 0,1360 µg/L


POT 8.5 Aldrin 0,038 0,0015 µg/L



Benzo b fluoranthene 0 044 0 0016 µg/L

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Benzo-b-fluoranthene 0,044 0,0016 µg/L

Benzo-k-fluoranthene 0,054 0,0020 µg/L

Ametryn 0,097 0,0051 µg/L

POT 9.4 Benzene 3,030 0,1160 µg/L

Toluene 20,000 0,8220 µg/L

o-Xylene 10,000 0,4110 µg/L

Ethylbenzene 5,030 0,2100 µg/L

POT 9.5 Indeno-(1,2,3-c,d)-pyrene 0,101 0,0039 µg/L

Benzo-(g,h,i)-perylene 0,090 0,0035 µg/L

Fluoranthene 0,085 0,0038 µg/L


Terbutylazine 0,177 0,0075 µg/L

POT 10.3 1,2-Dichloroethane 4,950 0,1830 µg/L


Dibromochloromethane 25,000 0,8270 µg/L




Aldrin 0,100 0,0040 µg/L




POT 11.5 Bromoform 9,160 0,2750 µg/L

Cloroform 25,100 0,8440 µg/L

Benzene 5,020 0,1920 µg/L

Toluene 15,000 0,6430 µg/L

POT 11.6 Benzo-g,h,i-perilene 0,150 0,0056 µg/L



Indeno-1,2,3-c,d-pirene 0,148 0,0058 µg/L


POT 12.3 Terbutilazine 0,120 0,0054 µg/L

Trichloroethene 14,560 0,4860 µg/L

Tetrachloroethene 11,000 0,3710 µg/L


o-Xylene 30,500 1,2700 µg/L

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POT 12.4 Benzo-k-fluoranthene 0,102 0,0040 µg/L


4,4´-DDE 0,090 0,0040 µg/L



Heptachlor epoxide 0,090 0,0040 µg/L

POT 13.2 Conductivity 758,000 1,1660 mg/L

Bicarbonates 140,330 0,6060 mg/L

Magnesium 26,320 0,1450 mg/L

Sodium 69,400 0,4000 mg/L

POT 13.3 1,2-Dichloroethane 7,430 0,2830 µg/L


Dibromochloromethane 11,790 0,2500 µg/L




Aldrin 0,130 0,0046 µg/L




POT 14.5 Bromoform 13,750 0,2470 µg/L

Chloroform 10,870 0,2820 µg/L

Benzene 7,470 0,2590 µg/L

Toluene 21,220 0,5650 µg/L

POT 14.6 Benzo-g,h,i-perilene 0,074 0,0027 µg/L



Indeno-1,2,3-c,d-pirene 0,108 0,0040 µg/L


Terbutilazine 0,222 0,0085 µg/L

POT 15.3 Trichloroethene 24,360 0,7430 µg/L

Tetrachloroethene 17,850 0,5480 µg/L


O-xilene 36,690 1,2610 µg/L

POT 15.4 Benzo-k-fluoranthene 0,193 0,0088 µg/L

Beta endosulfan 0,017 0,0009 µg/L

4,4´-dde 0,019 0,0010 µg/L



Heptachlor epoxide 0,012 0,0005 µg/L

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POTC 1 Calcium 50,2 0,53 mg/L

Silica 6,8 0,11 mg/L

POTC 2 Total Phosphorus 4,4 0,08 mg/L


POTC 3 Anionic Surfactants 0,6 0,028 mg/L

POTC 4 Cobalt 29,9 1,76 µg/L

Vanadium 40,0 2,44 µg/L

POTC 5 Magnesium 19,6 0,235 mg/L

Hardness 18,3 0,152 mg/L

Dry Matter 528,0 11,186 mg/L

POTC 6 Phenols 203,0 12,422 µg/L



Hardness 16,8 0,179 ºF


POTC 10 Barium 178,1 10,245 µg/L

Berilium 99,0 6,290 µg/L





POTC 13 Anionic surfactants 0,5 0,024 mg/L


Total Phosphorus 6,4 0,066 mg/L



Hardness 16,6 0,136 ºF


POTC 15 Barium 100,6 0,99 µg/L

Berilium 61,2 1,712 µg/L





POTC 18 Anionic Surfactants 591,0 16,231 µg/L


Total Phosphorus 4,5 0,091 mg/L

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LD-0301 Cadmium 0,8 0,07 mg/Kg

Copper 549,0 6,38 mg/Kg

Chromium 57,9 2,11 mg/Kg

Mercury 1,0 0,05 mg/Kg

Nickel 20,4 0,58 mg/Kg

Lead 60,6 1,36 mg/Kg

Zinc 594,0 8,03 mg/Kg

Arsenic 5,7 0,55 mg/Kg

pH 5,8 0,01 U pH

Conductivity 5669,0 142,51 µS/cm

Organic Matter 63,5 1,02 %







Zinc 661,0 7 mg/Kg


Kjeldahl Nitrogen 3,0 0,02 % N

pH 5,5 0,01 U pH







Zinc 971,0 13,08 mg/Kg

Iron 48063,0 528,75 mg/Kg

Total Phosphorus 6,1 0,101 % P2O5








Zinc 2592,0 43,47 mg/Kg

Manganese 104,0 2,48 mg/Kg

Selenium 60,0 2,59 mg/Kg



Chromium 550 0 6 53 mg/Kg

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Zinc 5788,0 65,18 mg/Kg


Magnesium 1,2 0,01 % MgO

Iron 3,8 0,057 % Fe2O3

LD 2 Cadmium 7,1 0,096 mg/Kg





Lead 128,0 1,79 mg/Kg

Zinc 883,0 12,27 mg/Kg

Iron 31868,0 431,61 mg/Kg

Total Phosphorus 9,1 0,102 mg/Kg








Zinc 689,0 7,6 mg/Kg





Copper 205,0 2195 mg/Kg

Chromium 59,2 1707 mg/Kg



Lead 177,0 2232 mg/Kg

Zinc 4896,0 56293 mg/Kg

Conductivity 5807,0 150754 µS/cm

Aluminium 14532,0 314147 mg/Kg


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LD 7 Cadmium 144,0 1820 mg/Kg





Lead 254,0 3,27 mg/Kg

Zinc 2921,0 37,42 mg/Kg


Aluminium 15634,0 643,532 mg/Kg

pH 5,9 0,013 U pH






Lead 323,0 4,22 mg/Kg

Zinc 1249,0 15,51 mg/Kg

Iron 15068,0 224 mg/Kg

Total Phosphorus 4,6 0,07 %P2O5







Lead 323,0 4,12 mg/Kg

Zinc 1250,0 14,7 mg/Kg

pH 6,5 0,02 U pH

Iron 14676,0 263,14 mg/Kg







Lead 187,0 2,29 mg/Kg

Zinc 3924,0 70,39 mg/Kg



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Total Phosphorus 6,4 0,09 %P2O5





Nickel 63,5 1 mg/Kg

Lead 92,9 1,5 mg/Kg

Zinc 2163,0 27,86 mg/Kg



Manganese 145,0 2,09 mg/Kg

LD 14 Cadmium 69,1 0,96 mg/kg

Copper 532,4 7,07 mg/kg

Chromium 79,0 2,15 mg/kg

Mercury 15,1 0,37 mg/kg

Nickel 40,0 0,82 mg/kg

Lead 118,6 2,03 mg/kg

Zinc 1699,2 22,38 mg/kg


Aluminium 17045,7 606,14 mg/kg

Fósforo total 6,1 0,10 %P2O5

LD 15 Arsénico 32,7 0,76 mg/kg

Cadmio 66,9 1,05 mg/kg

Cobre 386,6 4,71 mg/kg

Cromo 43,0 0,81 mg/kg

Manganeso 89,4 1,67 mg/kg

Materia orgánica 66,3 0,20 %

Mercurio 0,9 0,03 mg/kg

Niquel 25,4 0,59 mg/kg

Plomo 58,1 1,04 mg/kg

Zinc 843,5 12,76 mg/kg

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AT 0403 Arsenic 10 0,482 µg/filter

Manganese 12 0,554 µg/filter

Nickel 20,6 0,965 µg/filter

Selenium 5,1 0,282 µg/filter

Vanadium 6,8 0,348 µg/filter

AT 0405 Arsenic 9,14 0,584 µg/filter

Manganese 5,73 0,331 µg/filter




FILTROS 1 Antimony 15,84 0,755 µg/filter

Cobalt 8,06 0,431 µg/filter

Chromium 12,19 0,686 µg/filter

Lead 45,5 1988 µg/filter

Zinc 25,5 1131 µg/filter

FILTROS 2 Arsenic 7,07 0,294 µg/filter

Copper 30,29 1413 µg/filter

Tin 15,06 0,839 µg/filter



FILTROS 3 Cadmium 13,4 0,571 µg/filter


Thallium 14,9 0,746 µg/filter


FILTROS 4 Antimony 39,3 1720 µg/filter

Cadmium 18,6 0,812 µg/filter

Nickel 33,3 1471 µg/filter

Zinc 15,2 0,667 µg/filter

Thallium 20,1 1007 µg/filter

FILTROS 5 Cobalt 16,4 0,747 µg/filter

Chromium 21,4 0,945 µg/filter

Tin 29,5 1437 µg/filter

Lead 15 0,651 µg/filter

Selenium 26,6 1310 µg/filter


Copper 10,1 0,473 µg/filter


Molybnenum 15,1 0,815 µg/filter

FILTROS 9 Tin 20 0,947 µg/filter

Vanadium 10 0,452 µg/filter

Thallium 15 0,701 µg/filter

Selenium 26,4 1270 µg/filter

FILTROS 11 Antimony 19 4 0 93 µg/filter

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FILTROS 11 Antimony 19,4 0,93 µg/filter

Cadmium 13,8 0,56 µg/filter

Chromium 8 0,341 µg/filter

Tin 12 0,575 µg/filter

Thallium 8,9 0,409 µg/filter

FILTROS 12 Copper 24,1 1,08 µg/filter

Lead 12,3 0,537 µg/filter


Zinc 33,9 1,51 µg/filter


Cobalt 7,49 0,0788 µg/filter




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AM 1 Orthophosphates 0,58 0,023 mg/L

Ammonium 1 0,037 mg/L

AM 2 Salinity 38,3 0,367 %o

AM 4 Kjeldahl Nitrogen 3,05 0,155 mg/L


AM 6 pH 8,38 0,008 U pH

AM 7 Ammonium 0,78 0,028 mg/L




AM 10 Salinity 38,2 0,240 %o

AM 11 Antimony 19,9 1,388 µg/L

Lead 14,8 0,983 µg/L


AM 12 Ammonium 2,1 0,074 mg/L


AM 13 Turbidity 1,25 0,054 UNF

AM 14 pH 7,99 0,012 U pH

AM 15 Cadmium 14,52 0,752 µg/L




AM 17 Salinity 37,93 0,253 ‰

AM 18 Antimony 13,04 0,445 µg/L

Lead 18,05 0,779 µg/L


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SL 1 Copper 27,1 1,18 mg/Kg



Selenium 52,6 2,29 mg/Kg

Sodium 0,056 0,01 % Na2O


Potassium 0,42 0,04 % K2O

pH 8,3 0,03 U pH

SL 2 Chromium 21,1 1328 mg/Kg

Lead 39,1 2063 mg/Kg

Iron 1,07 0,044 % Fe2O3

Phosphorus 0,345 0,005 %P2O5




Available Phosphorus 392,37 8517 mg/Kg

SL 5 pH 8,7 0,08 UpH

Conductivity 323 12,67 µS/cm

Calcium 23,1 1,45 %CaO

Phosphorus 882 40,31 mg/Kg

Potassium 3594 911,68 mg/Kg

Available Boron 0,991 0,07 mg/Kg

Available Magnesium 523 20,34 mg/Kg

Equivalent Calcium Carbonate 56,7 0,69 % CaCO3

Exchange Bases 6,77 2,64 q Na/100 g m

SL 9 Kjeldahl Nitrogen 0,25 0,006 % N

Available Potassium 170,8 2070 mg/Kg

Oxidable Organic Matter 5,27 0,25 %

Calcium 4,26 0,128 % CaO

Sodium 0,16 0,025 % Na2O


Copper 36,3 1122 mg/Kg

Chromium 115,8 6920 mg/Kg

SL 11 Copper 22,1 0,72 mg/Kg

Iron 34294 964693 mg/Kg


pH 7,46 0,039 U pH

Available Magnesium 106 5,3 mg/Kg

Total Phosphorus 0,14 0,004 % P2O5

SL 16 Cadmium 15,2 0,507 mg/Kg



Mercury 4 3 0 178 mg/Kg

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Zinc 65,4 1,9 mg/Kg


SL 17 Total Phosphorus 0,271 0,010 % P2O5

Iron 8052 190,207 mg/kg


Sodium 0,045 0,002 % Na2O

SL 18 Calcium 34,47 1,083 % CaO

Conductivity 179 16,224 µS/cm

Manganese 160 5,569 mg/kg

Potassium 0,36 0,025 % K2O

pH 8,47 0,043 UpH

SL 19 Cadmium 33,1 1,581 mg/kg

Chromium 17,8 2,055 mg/kg

Nickel 8,5 0,700 mg/kg

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SC 2 Antimony 100,2 3,99 µg/L


Cobalt 80,4 3,02 µg/L

Chromium 251 8,27 µg/L

SC 3 Fluorhidric acid 0,700 0,020 mg/L

SC 4.1 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) 200 2,72 mg/L

SC 4.2 Arsenic 253 7858 µg/L

Cobalt 101 3462 µg/L

Chromium 204 6256 µg/L

Vanadium 125 4429 µg/L

SC 5.1 Hydrochloric acid (HCl) 99 1315 mg/L

SC 5.2 Cadmium 104 3429 µg/L

Copper 229 6666 µg/L

Tin 82 3087 µg/L

Lead 189 5799 µg/L

SC 6.1 Hydrofluoric acid (HF) 1 0,027 mg/L

SC 6.2 Antimony 231 7462 µg/L

Manganese 177 5612 µg/L

Nickel 107 3518 µg/L

Zinc 328 9567 µg/L

SC 7.1 Hydrochloric acid (HCl) 74,6 0,999 mg/L

SC 7.2 Cadmium 268 7323 µg/L

Copper 290 8000 µg/L

Manganese 318 8718 µg/L

Nickel 104 3253 µg/L

SC 8.1 Hydrofluoric acid (HF) 0,51 0,014 mg/L

SC 8.2 Arsenic 316 8,59 µg/L

Antimony 142 4,58 µg/L

Cadmium 109 3,36 µg/L

Vanadium 241 7,21 µg/L

SC 9.1 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) 343 4,1 mg/L

SC 9.2 Cobalt 83,4 2,68 µg/L

Chromium 174 5,02 µg/L

Lead 231 6,39 µg/L

Zinc 148 4,51 µg/L

SC 10.1 Hydrofluoric acid (HF) 1,07 0,029 mg/L

SC 10.2 Cadmium 37,7 1,15 µg/L

Arsenic 134 4,06 µg/L

Antimony 107 3,44 µg/L

Copper 263 7,13 µg/L

SC 11.1 Hydrochloric acid (HCl) 59,9 0,779 mg/L

SC 11.2 Chromium 291 7,86 µg/L

Manganese 182 5 23 µg/L

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Lead 172,7 4,99 µg/L

Vanadium 79 2,5 µg/L

SC 12.1 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) 570,3 5,85 mg/L

SC 12.2 Cobalt 203 5,77 µg/L

Tin 108 3,59 µg/L


Zinc 406 10,52 µg/L

SC 13.1 Fluorhidric acid 1,2 0,016 mg/L

SC 13.2 Cadmium 74,86 0,659 µg/L



Copper 256,08 2,215 µg/L

SC 14.1 Chloridric acid (HCl) 84,21 0,487 mg/L

SC 14.2 Chromium 94,73 0,601 µg/L


Lead 79,36 0,62 µg/L


SC 15.1 SO2 465,15 4,487 mg/L

SC 15.2 Cobalt 91,93 0,56 µg/L

Tin 160,1 1,475 µg/L

Nickel 191,05 1,324 µg/L

Zinc 263,9 2,482 µg/L

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PCB 1 PCBs (sum) 183 12,55 mg/Kg


PCB 3 PCBs (sum) 17,7 1,18 mg/Kg


PCB 5 PCBs (sum) 71,6 1,73 mg/Kg


PCB 7 PCBs (sum) 202 5,13 mg/kg

PCB 8 PCBs (sum) 5067 234,44 mg/kg

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